Retractable Guitar Cable, 6.35mm Right-Angled, 3 m

A coiled instrument cable that stays out of the way on a small stage and stretches when you need to move. It extends to 3 m (10 ft) and springs back to about 40 cm, which keeps a pedalboard or practice space tidy and stops the cable from tangling underfoot.

The right-angled 6.35 mm plug sits flat against a guitar jack or pedal, and the 24K gold-plated contacts resist corrosion while keeping a solid connection. Oxygen-free copper conductors and spiral shielding keep capacitance low, so your tone stays intact over the full length.

Key features

• Retractable coiled design — stretched 3 m (10 ft), retracted 40 cm
• 90-degree right-angled 6.35 mm TS plugs, 24K gold plated
• 24 AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductor with spiral shield
• Ultra-low capacitance for clean tone
• PU jacket, 6.35 mm outer diameter, flexible and hard-wearing
• Metal connector shell protects against being tugged across sharp edges

Specifications

Typical applications

• Guitar and bass to amplifier or pedalboard
• Keyboards, synths and drum machines
• Rehearsal rooms, small stages and home studios
• Live gigs where cable clutter is a problem

Custom and OEM options

Straight or angled plugs, coil length, jacket colour and material, conductor gauge, moulded logo and packaging can all be specified. Standard orders from 100 pcs per model, custom designs from 500 pcs. Free samples before bulk production.

Choosing the right configuration

Three choices shape most orders. Angled or straight plugs: right-angled sits flat against a guitar jack or a pedalboard, while straight is easier on an amp that has space behind it. Coil length: the 3 m stretch suits a small stage and a rehearsal room, and a longer or shorter coil can be wound to order. And jacket colour or material, which is usually what turns one cable into a small retail range.

For tone-critical players, the conductor spec is the part that matters: 24 AWG oxygen-free copper with spiral shielding keeps capacitance low, so the top end stays open over the full length rather than dulling as the coil pays out.

FAQ

Does a coiled cable sound different from a straight one?
Used with low-capacitance OFC conductors like these, any difference is far smaller than the convenience it buys on a small stage. Players who need the shortest possible run often keep a straight cable for recording.

Can the plugs be changed?
Yes. Straight or angled 6.35 mm TS plugs, different plating and different conductor gauges can all be specified on custom runs.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.